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...generates little heat and effortlessly eliminates waste water without resorting to energy-gobbling pumps. One of the attractions of fuel cells is that they can be big enough to run a factory or small enough to fit under the hood of a car. Medis' innovation is a type of micro--fuel cell, a power source that's small enough to slip into your pocket. The Medis Power Pack--a portable, wire-free mobile-phone recharger slated to be in shops by the end of next year--will allow users to boot up their handsets whenever and wherever the need arises...
...cartridge that costs about a dollar and provides up to nine hours of phone use. Lifton sees enormous market potential, noting the 2 billion mobile phones estimated to be in use worldwide by 2007. New York--based market researchers Allied Business Intelligence predicts that by 2011 the market for micro--fuel cells will hit $2 billion to $3 billion; by 2013 the market for fuel cells--big and small--could reach $35 billion...
Mahan, who has accused Chopra of micro-management, was asked to reconcile these statements with claims he has made regarding his own achievements on the council...
...reality is that we have very different leadership styles. I don’t think that him micro-managing necessarily means I haven’t done anything,” he said...
...fact is, Silicon Valley's top chipmaker would be hard-pressed to find a better-qualified candidate. Otellini has been with Intel since 1974 and once served as technical assistant to the legendary Andy Grove, Barrett's predecessor. Last year, as Intel faced cutthroat competition from rival Advanced Micro Devices in a declining PC market, Otellini sat down with his engineering team, which wanted to make a new microprocessor for laptops. His big idea: since laptop owners add wi-fi cards to their machines so that they can surf the Internet wirelessly at any hot spot, why not build wireless...